Newbie Here!

[SunnyCockatiel]

Hi there! I am Lisa. I am located in Saint Petersburg and did a bio on my profile, so I am not going to put it all here again! :blink:

I have a LOT of birds and am new to breeding. Like "March 2008" new. I've done pretty well so far with the birds but have only sold 2. It's a rough economy out there and I think people need the $$ for GAS than for another mouth to feed. :(

So, I really want to meet people with the same experiences and if I have questions, I love to pick people's brains! :blink:


Well, thanks for reading my bio when you have a second!
Have a great Memorial Day!

- Kindest regards,
Lisa

[Laura]

Hi Lisa welcome to the forum, I am going to check out your bio and your birdies when I have a minute :D and Happy Memorial Day to you as well although its not Memorial Day for us here in Canada :p

[Bea]

Welcome to the forums!! :D Your website looks so nice, i had a quick look around.

[Sophia]

Hello Lisa, welcome to the forum, picking our brains sounds fun! :lol: enjoy your time here! :)

[xxxSpikexxx]

Welcome to the form :D

[feathers]

welcome to the forum. i had a look arond your web site nice birds:love:

[SunnyCockatiel]

Thank you so much. It's one of my pride and joy sites. I spend entirely too much time on it and that aggravates the hubby since I am supposed to be working on client's sites! LOL. So, it's a distraction, but worth it for potential customers to see my work and how much I love my birdies! They are more than "breeders" to me. That sounds so mechanical. They are my babies each with little personalities and quirks. They love and adore me. Even the adult ones who weren't raised with me. They came around in 1 month or less and all land on me and whistle at me and are just beautiful. These cockatiels are just amazing. Smart little birds who make you smile and if you watch them long enough tell a story of life. They pass the time and allow you to forget the stresses of life for merely a moment of time.

[allen]

hi and welcome to the forum we love to have our brains picked